From the Cledry Plays collected and written by Robert Morton Nance, the Cornish Language scholar and revivalists during the early part of the 20th Century.
Merv Davey- 12 December 2022
Nev Meek, President of the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies and Gerrans and Portscatho Old Cornwall Society’s Recorder, brings us the story of a Roseland Wind Band. When she finally took up permanent residence in St Anthony village on the Roseland in Cornwall, Jennet Campbell, always looking to provide
Tony Mansell
- 12 December 2022
Given to Ralph Dunstan by Mr. W. W. Piper of St Austell and published in “Cornish Dialect and Folk song” (Truro, Jordan’s Bookshop, 1932),
- Merv Davey
- 11 December 2022
Trip to Truro is a dance that originates from the dancing masters, in this case “24 Country Dances for 1765” by Johnson, page 67. Its early provenance in Cornwall as a dance is not known but a connection or tribute is assumed.
- Merv Davey
- 8 December 2022
Arthur Pascoe’s Cornish Girls from St Neot in East Cornwall circa 1900 communicated to Inglis Gundry in 1966.
- Merv Davey
- 8 December 2022